It takes a lot to make “green coffee beans” guy seem mainstream. Illustration by The Atlantic; Sources: Anadolu / Getty; RobertDodge / Getty March 20, 2025, 11:48 AM ET The first time that Mehmet Oz was questioned by the Senate, […]
March 20, 2025 To celebrate our 2025 Grant recipients, we contacted our winners to learn about their projects and and share their unique experiences in the world of archaeology. We’re thrilled to announce Bukhchuluun Dashzeveg, the winner of the prestigious
A conversation with Ahmad Al-Jallad about the languages and inscriptions of pre-Islamic Arabia, our main contemporary source for life, death, and worship before the time of the Prophet Muhammad. We talk about field surveys in search of inscriptions and what
Astronomers have found oxygen in the most distant known galaxy, upending assumptions about how quickly galaxies matured. Named JADES-GS-z14-0, the galaxy where the record-breaking detection was made formed at least 290 million years after the Big Bang and was first
When Film Forum showed “Last Tango in Paris” this past December, as part of a Marlon Brando retrospective, the venue’s web page for the screening included a note stating that “lead actress Maria Schneider revealed in 2007 that a sexually
One of the smallest human relatives ever found has been unearthed in South Africa. Standing just 3 feet, 4.5 inches (1.03 meters) tall, the adult Paranthropus robustus, who died 2 million years ago, is even shorter than the famously diminutive
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Maybe you were one of the 11.7 million people who watched when, on House M.D., the genius diagnostician Gregory House is roused in the middle of the night by a pounding at the door. A man he just gave a
Back when Rahm Emanuel was President Barack Obama’s chief of staff, the idea that a political operative once nicknamed Rahmbo could be a viable candidate to succeed his boss would have seemed a little far-fetched. But when Emanuel suggested to
A zettabyte is a trillion gigabytes. That’s a lot—but, according to one estimate, humanity will produce a hundred and eighty zettabytes of digital data this year. It all adds up: PowerPoints and selfies; video captured by cameras; electronic health records;
